The story in this book is about introducing new sets of guidelines to upheavy the country with good understanding and solidarity. The aim is to become a welfare state with unified culture.

1. Qualidade de
um bom livro
• Deixar as pessoas pensarem
• A curiosidade ajunta as informaçoes
e começa a decifrar os dados
• Aguça a mente intuitiva inovadora a
ver além do que ja foi escrito
• Continuidade é o lema,
empenhando-se para levar as ideias
transformadoras adiante.
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2. Para cada slide
uma aprendizagem
How deep it goes:
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3. Empenhar
as pessoas
em busca de
uma ideia
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4. Ritual orienta, busca um
objetivo especifico .
Promove
um sentimento de coesão.
Demonstra a ordem e a
promessa de continuidade.
Nosso proprio planeta
segue seu rito.
David todos os dias fortalece o
vinculo entre sua missao e a
promessa de continuidade desses
grupos
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5. Somos um instrumento da vontade do Cosmo?
Se observarmos o Grande Arquiteto do Universo, descobriremos o seu Ritual
e continuaremos dando seguimento nesta criação.

6. A Missão de
David é:
Promover a
propria evolução
na Terra e a
preservação da
vida, tornando o
Universo o
nosso lar.
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7. Sistemas de vigilancia em saude
• O termometro e o medidor de aura
• Tecnologia que detectam anomalias no
corpo humano
• Grupo de pessoas monitorando algo nas
telas
• Telas ligadas em todos os lugares do
planeta.
• Enviar dados de forma segura e sigilosa
– criptografia
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8. Condiçoes do
homem e
todos os seres
deste planeta
sem tecnologia
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9. O homem e suas intenções

10. As dinamicas de equipes criadas
por David e suas motivações
• Como a equipe difere e complementa cada um em seu trabalho.
Preenchendo as lacunas
David estimula a equipe:
• Incentiva o dialogo aberto
• Demonstra confiança na equipe
• Pratica o feed-back
• Ouve a equipe
• Estimula a colaboraçao
• Valoriza o esforço coletivo
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11. David e seu café da manhã
• Que sistema tecnologico pode ajudar o homem a facilitar
o meio ambiente?
• Que atitudes David expressa quando toma seu café da
manhã:
• Uma maneira habil de dar entender alguma coisa sem
expressa-la claramente.
• Seria uma habilidade de se fazer aceitar, de seduzir as
pessoas pelas palavras e maneiras?
• Que fator misterioso é este?
• Insinuação seria uma forma de David inculcar algo na
mente das pessoas.

12. David enfatiza o valor da agua dizendo:
Esta é a vida ! e em seguida bebe o copo de
agua.
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• Quais são as evidencias cientificas de como a
estrutura molecular da agua se transforma quando
expostas nas palavras,nos pensamentos, sons e
intenções dos seres humanos? (Dr. Masaru Emoto)
• Energia humana vibracional
• Jacques Benveniste – Water Memory
• Dr. Gerald Pollack - The fourth Phase of Water
• Dr. Luc Montagner – DNA Teleportation

13. O que a explanação dita por David
no primeiro encontro do projeto
Emigração Desafio nos alerta:
• Melhorar o bem-estar do cidadão
• … os seres humanos que vivem neste planeta
são complexos, e ai reside o nosso desafio:
preencher a lacuna, tirar a duvida, estabelecer o
passado, suavizar o presente e construir o
futuro. Isto é para que não tenhamos que viver
com medo e não dar ao passado a chance de
nos assombrar.
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14. Quem é Anita ?
Tecnologa em sistemas
biomedicos , Nutricionista
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15. Who in history started
with curiosity and
ended up with a beacon
in sea?
The river is within us , the see is all about us
Curiosity overwhelm this.

16. Curiosity opens doors for inventing and
discovering NEW THINGS, not simply
repeating what other generations have
done.

17. Can the curiosity in each of us be combined with other components? Combining forces in
everything we do can change situations with new perspectives for existing. It is believed that
everyone has a contribution to make.
The aim is: focus on well-being, try to find smarter ways of doing things and take action to deliver
solutions to today’s world challenges.

18. Why is curiosity in others harming
our sense of progress?
Judges
Remember:
We are
contribuitors
Curiosity is about an active mind, observing and exploring new ideas , open to possibilities, bringing
excellence to life

19. What is Curiosity
Desire for knowledge
• A state of active interest or genuinely wanting to
know more about something.
• A natural state of human being ,it is our
mecanism instint of survival
• See things differently, using the power of
observation more fully, sensing what is
happening in the present moment, taking note of
what is, regardless of what it looked like before or
what it might have expected it.
Motivation
• It creates an openness to unfamiliar experiences.
• It can be nurtured and developed to transform
everyday tasks interesting.
• To feel alive and engaged, more capable of
embracing opportunities, making connections,
and experiencing moments of insight and
meaning, being aware and satisfying life
experience.

20. A sharpened curiosity would create answers to
all these questions:
• What killed Curiosity?
• What or who hold Curiosity back?
• Where does Curiosity come from?
• What sparks Curiosity?
• Who warned not to be curious?
• Why is Curiosity in others harming our sense
of progress?
• Who in history started with Curiosity and
ended up with a beacon in sea?
• Can Curiosity in each of us be combined , in
what way and what is the benefit or aim?

21. CuCourAc = Energy
Both has the same:
WILLPOWER they see the world
as an exciting series of choices

22. “It was through curiosity that our innocence lost.”
Curiosity motivates people to explore the world and challenge themselves . It is relevant to obtaining life fulfillments.

23. Curiosity leads to flexible and adaptive
thinking

24. The idea of being curious is alive

25. Open to
experience
Sensation
seeking
Build social
bond
Explor, learning
and taking risk
Self expantion
curiosity

27. Babies are natural
learners
Curiosity in
discovering how the
world works
The will to explore,
discover and perceive
the world.

28. Curiosity overrule innocence
Neither Pandora nor Eva could resist the dangerous
allure of unanswered questions
Inventions and technologies
inspired by Curiosity
 Galileo - telescope
 Isaac Newton – Gravitation
 Copernicus –Theory Heliocentric
 Kepler – Photometer
 Robert Boyle – Gases law Quimic
Curiosity was linked to
• Magic
• Religion
• Literature
• Travel
• Trade
• Empire

29. Curiosity motivate us to
Action
Think in new ways Investigate Be immersed
Learn about

30. • What killed Curiosity?
• Bad experience
• Sense of fear
• Warnings from authority figures
• Result of socialization
• Poor educational environment /( learning only whatever needsTO GET GRADE)
• Making mistakes

31. The formula
CuCourAc
Everything in life is about CuCourAc

32. The three Challenge the thought
Change the thought
Create a new thought
C’s

33. Curiosity mindset
Key strategies
Growing
Connecting
Nurtering
Moving
Cleansing
Healing

34. Four challenges to enhance
Curiosity
oBuild knowledge/ skills/ relationship
oThrive on uncertainty
oReconnect with play
oFind the unfamiliar in the familiar

35. A daily dose of Curiosity
When waking - Look with fresh eyes. Choose to see some things in your home, partner or
family that you may have overlooked before.
When talking – Strive to remain open to whatever transpires – without assuming,
categorizing, judging or reacting.
When driving – Make a point of actively antecipating what the drivers around you are likely
to do next.
When working – Look for opportunities to challenge and apply yourself in ways that spark
your interest and produce great results.Ask question like: How can I make this for fun?
When exercising – Put your attention on the sensations of your own movement.
Start by devoting 5 minutes each day to your curiosity practice, and add a little more each
week, while cooking, eating, cleasing, bathing, paying bills…………..

36. How can Curiosity affect the healthy?
• Curiosity enhances our well-being and the quality of lives
• It reduces the risk of neurological illness and can also reverse some natural
degeneration.
• A regular dose of the unexpected helps keep your brain healthy.
• One of the most reliable and overlooked keys to happiness is cultivating and
exercising our innate sense of curiosity.

37. CuCourAc
Sharpen Ideas
CURIOSITY and COURAGE are innate in humans
however
Life is a challenge and the beauty of this is the
ACTION that is UNIQUE in every person and what
comes out of it. It is the message that shapes this
world and all its diversities of our Existence.

38. CuCourAc
Curiosity + Courage + Action

39. Courage is to percieve
and take action
Build a WEB of Knowledge
Make it with
COURAGE
Put in ACTION

40. Action
is
That processing power
permitting the Actor to interact
with the complex invironment
with its unpredictabilities
shifting the life into
NEW IDEAS
Just rising

41. Courage sparks the creation and
make a reality
What pushes one into that courage?
Da
Vinci